Kendell’s Americana-rock song “Left Against My Right” is an internal conflict that becomes a way forward. This song is about a battle between the voice that keeps someone down and the voice that pushes someone toward something new.
The story opens with frustration, and the narrator wishes the force pulling her back would leave her alone, showing the emotional burnout that can come from always fighting the same internal resistance. The story moves forward, and the struggle starts to work out.
“Left Against My Right“ is about getting to a point where a decision can be made. In the end, the narrator doesn’t want to be left alone, so she chooses to face left on purpose, and that theme of movement, conflict, and determination fits perfectly into the Americana-rock setting.
The idea is that at times, the greatest obstacle is the part of us that keeps telling us to go back to what we know. Kendell turns that internal struggle into a story of choice. “Left Against My Right“ is a journey from frustration to agency, from wanting to escape to choosing to move on.
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